Sentence examples for much more specificity from inspiring English sources

But they do it with much more specificity than is warranted.

Between now and next year, "what people will see is much more specificity, the Olympic park taking shape, announcements about who is going to be in the Park after the Games are over" and more information on volunteers, both in the Olympic Park and around the country.

"We need much more specificity than was provided in that speech".

BacHum also seemed to lack specificity against carnivores, while it was much more specific against bird fecal material than BacH.

In contrast, both studies by Peter and colleagues and Dorman and colleagues found much more limited specificity using the grade 1 cut-point and that the area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve was greater using a grade 2 cut-point (Table  1).

In the primary screen, sensitivity is much more critical than specificity, to avoid missing mutations that are present; the only consequence of poor specificity is increase in the workload for confirmatory sequencing.

Studies in bone cells and ER-transfected HeLa cells suggest that rapid membrane receptor activated responses to estrogen have a much broader ligand specificity than do slower nuclear receptor mediated transcriptional effects because ER ligand association rates tend to have a much more relaxed structural specificity than do dissociation rates.

The advent of these experimental techniques equips TF target gene prediction methods with much more accurate binding specificity models and, indeed, opens a whole new avenue for computational analysis of TF-DNA binding.

Capping the lysines prevents their digestion with trypsin so that the sequence is only digested after arginine in an Arg-C-like manner but with much more efficiency and specificity than using Arg-C itself.

Although the banding pattern observed at pH 6.0 and 8.0 in the presence of SIN and DMSO pointed to the same affinity star recognition site specificity, a pH of 8.0 stimulated the enzyme and relaxed its specificity much more so than did pH 6.0.

The similarities and differences that exist between EREs and TREs suggest that the underlying mechanisms that confer response element specificity are much more complicated than was once thought.